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Boldly, Inc.

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Boldly, Inc.
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IndustryEntertainment
Founded 📆2013; 11 years ago (2013)
Founders 👔Geoff Manton, Sebastien Galina, Shelby Manton
Headquarters 🏙️, ,
Canada
Area served 🗺️
Worldwide
Key people
Services
Members
Number of employees
🌐 Websiteboldly.ca
📇 Address
📞 telephone

Film Boldly is an entertainment company founded in 2013[1] by Geoff Manton, Sebastien Galina and Shelby Manton.[2] It is based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

History[edit]

Boldly was founded in 2013 by Geoff Manton, Sebastien Galina and Shelby Manton after originally launching a contest platform for music video editing.[3]

In May 2016, Boldly added fourth partner, Kristoff Duxbury to the team.[4]

In November 2018, Boldly released its first narrative series, Literally, starring Shane Koyczan, Tom Butler, and Gabrielle Rose.[5]

In February 2019, the company relocated to its Vancouver studio in the Mount Pleasant, Vancouver neighbourhood. That same year, the company released the acclaimed music video for Jordan Klassen's 'Virtuous Circle', directed by Farhad Ghaderi and starring Antoine Olivier Pilon.[6] The company also celebrated the broadcast release of its first feature documentary film, Random Is My Favourite Colour, which chronicled the rise to fame of mixed media artist Lyle XOX.[7] 2019 marked the first time the company collaborated with famed music video director Emil Nava on the video for Lewis Capaldi 'Bruises'.[8]

In March 2020, the company announced the short film 'Rules For Werewolves' starring Finn Wolfhard would have its world premiere at SXSW.[9]

Catalog[edit]

Short Films[edit]

Catalog of short films produced by Boldly
Year Title Release date Director Production Co Distributor(s) Festivals
2014 My Favourite Season October 2015 Liz Van Allen Cairns Boldly N/A VIFF, Interfilm International Short Film Festival, Cinema on the Bayou, Spokane International Film Festival, Moonrise Film Festival, Dawson City Short Film Festival[10]
2016 Old Man 19 January 2001 Alicia Eisen Boldly N/A VIFF, Animation Block Party, Montreal Stop Motion Film Festival, Vancouver Short Film Festival, Not Short On Talent European Film Market, Ree2Real Youth Film Festival, International Brazil Stop Motion Film Festival, Bristol Festival of Puppetry, Animation Festival of Halifax.[11]
Four Faces of the Moon March 2016 Amanda Strong Spotted Fawn Productions, Boldly CBC TIFF,[12] VIFF
2017 Clean Your Room 5 November 2017 Alicia Eisen, Sophie Jarvis Ceroma Films, Boldly Bravo!FACT Boston International Kids Film Festival, Reel2Real International Film Festival, Little Big Shots International Film Festival, FIN Kids Festival Tour
2018 24 Piedmont Drive 28 January 2018 Stuart Gillies Boldly Boldly Cannes Short Film Corner
2019 Deady Freddy N/A Alicia Eisen Ceroma Films N/A Aesthetica Short Film Festival, VIFF, Animation Block Party, Toronto Shorts International Film Festival
Search 15 August 2019 Jordan Findlay Boldly Boldly Filmsupply Presents[13]
Father Neptune May 2020 Erik Horn Boldly N/A Cannes Short Film Corner
2020 Rules For Werewolves March 13, 2020 Jeremy Schaulin-Rioux Boldly, Ten Acre Films Boldly, Ten Acre Films SXSW,[14] TIFF,[15] Fantasia Festival, Cannes Marché du Film
Send The Rain N/A Hayley Gray Boldly, Scopitone Films Boldly, Scopitone Films N/A

Television[edit]

Catalog of television shows produced by Boldly
Year Title Air date Number of Director Production Co Distributor(s) Notes
Seasons Episodes
2018 Literally, a web series starring Shane Koyczan 01 Nov 2018 1 8 Stuart Gillies Boldly Telus Selected at T.O. Web Festival (2019)[16]
2019 Random Is My Favourite Colour 19 July 2019 1 1 Stuart Gillies Boldly CBC

Selected music video credits[edit]

Selected commercial credits[edit]

Awards & Nominations[edit]

  • 2020, Farhad Ghaderi wins Gold Screen YDA for Virtuous Circle.[20]
  • 2020, Virtuous Circle wins for Best Music Video at the Shiny Awards.[21]
  • 2020, Virtuous Circle makes top 20 for Prism Prize.[22]
  • 2020, And We Disappear named one of the six best creative music videos by One Point Four.[23]
  • 2019, BOLDLY wins the Small Business BC Best Company Award.[24]
  • 2019, Virtuous Circle is nominated for Best Alternative - International at the UKMVAs.[25]
  • 2019, Boldly Co-Founder Shelby Manton listed in BC Business' Top 30 Under 30[26]
  • 2018, AI On Intel is nominated for Best Social Campaign at The Drum B2B Awards.[27]
  • 2016, Sleep In The Heat listed in 4th place on Rolling Stone's best music videos.[28]

References[edit]

  1. "How We Started Our Production Company". Boldly. Retrieved May 11, 2020.
  2. "About - Boldly". Boldly. Archived from the original on February 2, 2016. Retrieved March 8, 2020. Unknown parameter |url-status= ignored (help)
  3. "How We Started Our Production Company" BOLDLY 11 May 2020
  4. "Kristoff Duxbury Joins Boldly" BOLDLY 01 May 2016
  5. "Literally, A Web Series (Premiere) - Rio Theatre" Rio Theatre 19 Nov 2018
  6. "Premiere: Jordan Klassen – “Virtuous Circle” Booooooom.tv 06 June 2019
  7. "Vogue, Gucci, Bergdorf: Vancouver self-portrait artist finds his place in high fashion" CBC 19 July 2019
  8. "Lewis Capaldi is literally a man on fire in his emotional 'Bruises' video" MTV News 18 Oct 2019
  9. "‘Stranger Things’ Finn Wolfhard To Star In ‘Rules For Werewolves’ Movie Based On SXSW Short" Deadline 28 Feb 2020
  10. "SFU Filmmakers Shine in VIFF Shorts". The Peak, 13 October 2015
  11. "CBC Reflections". CBC, 28 March 2018
  12. "TIFF Trailers". TIFF Trailers, 3 August 2016
  13. "From Film Boldly and director Jordan Findlay, 'Search'" Filmsupply 29 Aug 2019
  14. [1] SXSW 2020 Schedule 04 Mar 2020
  15. [2] TIFF 30 Aug 2020
  16. "TOWF Schedule 2019" T.O. Web Fest 11 July 2019
  17. "Destination BC Moments" Ads of the World 06 Nov 2019
  18. "BC Dairy Association: Pour a Little Happiness by TAXI" The Drum Apr 2019
  19. "Specialized Stumpjumper ad is pure marketing Gold" Gear Junkie 19 Apr 2018
  20. "Young Director Award 2020". Young Director Award, 29 July 2020
  21. "The Shiny Awards 2020". Shiny Network, 25 Feb 2020
  22. "Prism Prize 2020". Prism Prize, 25 Feb 2020
  23. "Six of the best creative music videos". One Point Four, 13 Jan 2020
  24. "Meet Boldly Creative, Your 2019 Best Company Award Winner". Small Business BC, 22 Feb 2019
  25. "UKMVA Nominations Announced". LBB Online, Sept 2019
  26. "2019 30 Under 30 Winners" BC Business 01 Apr 2019
  27. "Doremus: AI on Intel". The Drum, 2018
  28. "10 Best Music Videos of 2016". Rolling Stone, 2016

External links[edit]


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